How to use Golems?

[Ironhawk]

Using two "SC" type units in the same battle like this is a dodgy proposition unless you are SURE you are going to win. Since via the morale system, any army composed entirely of commanders (as this one is) will flee after the first casualty, right?

Also, are you sure that Stone Birds reduce defense like that?

[sushiboat]

Golems never retreat, right? That should be easy enough to test.

[Molog]

Mindless commanders never retrat.

[Endoperez]

Every attacks lowers defending unit's defense by one for the rest of the round. That's why high-def units will die if they get surrounded. And it really is number of attacks, not number of weapons, so Stone Bird's four attacks lowers target's defenec by 4 for the rest of the turn.

[High_Priest_Naresh]

I just have a few stupid idotic questions which I think I need to know
1. how do you summon golems?
2.what does sc stand for?

I know these are stupid but I need to know

[Molog]

1. Golem summoning spells are in the contruction path. You need earth and astral to summon golems.

If go to the research screen you can click on the paths listed and then you see all the spells in that path. You can click on all the spells to see what they do.

2. SuperCombattant. Fighter that can kill lots of people without dieing.

[High_Priest_Naresh]

thank you I know that they are stupid questions but I have not learnt about everything in the game yet...

[shovah]

dont worry mate, im new to, but im slowly learning and im sure you are too

[spirokeat]

What about Earth boots ? all you need for those is earth 2 and you have a basic earth booster.

From memory all of the paths get one basic booster.

Astral - Starshine
Blood - Brazen Skull
Fire - Flame Helmet
Earth - Earth Boots
Nature - Thistle Mace
Water - Water Bracelet
Death - Skull Staff
Air - Winged Helmet

Then there are the others like crystal coin, bloodstone, skull of fire, moonvine, bloodthorn, armour of souls etc etc etc

Spiro

[Oversway]

Different paths have different number of boosters. I think all have two. There is a spreadsheet with that info around somewhere...